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Huawei MediaPad S7-301w vs Samsung Galaxy Fold

Direct side-by-side battle analyzing hardware specifications, benchmark percentiles, battery endurance, and category performance advantages.

Tablets & iPads Battle
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Huawei

Huawei MediaPad S7-301w

Huawei MediaPad S7-301w
71/ 100
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Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Fold

Samsung Galaxy Fold
84/ 100
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WHO WINS WHERE

WHY IS Samsung Galaxy Fold BETTER THAN Huawei MediaPad S7-301w?

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Huawei MediaPad S7-301w
Samsung Galaxy FoldWinner 🏆

BIGGEST HARDWARE DIFFERENCES

Margin Delta
SPEC FACTORHuawei MediaPadSamsung GalaxyLEADER
Refresh Rate60Hz60Hz60Hz
Battery Capacity4,100 mAh4,380 mAh+4,380 mAh
Wired Fast ChargingStandardStandard25W
Main Camera SensorN/AN/A48 MP
Screen Display Size7"7.3"7.3"
Chassis Weight390g276g276g Lightest

Which Phone Should You Buy: Key Reasons & Hardware Advantages

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Reasons to buy Huawei MediaPad S7-301w:
  • 7" display with 120Hz ProMotion refresh rate
Reasons to buy Samsung Galaxy Fold:
  • 114g lighter chassis (276g) optimized for one-handed ergonomics
  • Larger 4,380 mAh battery capacity (+280 mAh more capacity)
  • 7.3" display with 120Hz ProMotion refresh rate

How Do the Specifications Compare Side-by-Side?

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SpecificationHuawei MediaPad S7-301wSamsung Galaxy Fold
1. Key Hardware Specifications (Tablets & iPads)
osAndroid 3.2 (Honeycomb)| upgradable to 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)Android 9.0, up to Android 12, One UI 4
socQualcomm MSM8260 Snapdragon S3Snapdragon 855
ram gb112
camerasmainmain
displayIPS LCD capacitive touchscreen 256K colors 7" (800 x 1280 pixels (~216 ppi pixel density)) 216 PPIFoldable Dynamic AMOLED, HDR10+ 7.3" (1536x2152 pixels) 362 PPI
weight g390276
os version3.29.0
battery mah41004380
connectivitygps: Yes, sim: No, usb: microUSB 2.0| USB Host, wlan: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n| hotspot, network: No cellular connectivity, bluetooth: 2.1| A2DP| EDR
release date2011-01-012019-02-01
storage options gb8512
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Editorial Lab Verdict

Samsung Galaxy Fold edges ahead with a BeastScore of 84.0/100

After comprehensive hardware benchmark comparisons, Samsung Galaxy Fold ranks as the overall top pick in this matchup. Key differentiators include its superior specifications and verified build advantages.

When to choose Huawei MediaPad S7-301w:
Balanced specifications with Huawei hardware design · Runs Android 3.2 (Honeycomb)| upgradable to 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) with optimized security support
When to choose Samsung Galaxy Fold:
Higher overall BeastScore: 84.0 vs top rival 71.0 · Larger battery capacity: 4,380 mAh (+280 mAh more)
Quick Answers

Frequently Asked Questions: Huawei MediaPad S7-301w vs Samsung Galaxy Fold

Which is better: Huawei MediaPad S7-301w or Samsung Galaxy Fold?

Samsung Galaxy Fold leads with an overall BeastScore of 84.0/100 compared to Huawei MediaPad S7-301w (71.0/100), driven by advantages in Higher overall BeastScore: 84.0 vs top rival 71.0 and Larger battery capacity: 4,380 mAh (+280 mAh more).

What are the primary battery and display differences between Huawei MediaPad S7-301w and Samsung Galaxy Fold?

Huawei MediaPad S7-301w is equipped with a 7-inch display and 4100 mAh battery, while Samsung Galaxy Fold features a 7.3-inch display and 4380 mAh battery.

How do the performance capabilities compare between Huawei MediaPad S7-301w and Samsung Galaxy Fold?

In objective hardware benchmarks, Huawei MediaPad S7-301w achieves a 88/100 performance score, while Samsung Galaxy Fold scores 88/100.

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